Proclamation of Agricultural Holdings Act Details
The Agricultural Holdings Act to be proclaimed on July 1 creates rights to compensation for tenants and share farmers for improvements and increased holding value. It sets two year tenancy minimum with twelve months notice, provides rent reviews and arbitration, allows removal of fixtures, and outlines compensation and dispute mechanisms to promote secure, constructive farming and improved soil fertility.
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A. W. 8. Moodie
Department of Agriculture
Moodie
Constitution of Agricultural Committees
England
United States
Speerie
Mr. Moodie
Britain
Public Must Aid War On V D Sabotage
WAR era guidance urges defense against venereal disease described as a public enemy. An Army Education journal cites V D as a major drag on soldiers and civilians, warns amateurs among young women contribute to spread, and urges wartime public health vigilance to prevent national decline.
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V.D
SALT
Army Education Magazine
Ouf
Social Hygiene
Cooper Booth
Gex
Entertainment and V D control for soldiers in wartime towns
The article argues that civilian co operation, health authority powers, and proper entertainment of soldiers on leave are essential to curb venereal disease. It contrasts towns with and without organized entertainment, noting rampant prostitution and V D near big cities, and suggests dance halls with accredited partners as a countermeasure.
Farm Butter Rationing Rules For Producers And Dealers
Producers of farm or dairy butter must collect E coupons for each half pound sold or given away and register with the Rationing Commission by June 19. Retailers, butter agents, or factories may supply without coupons until June 30 with dated receipt slips, then must register. After June 30 all registered must quote receipt numbers. unregistered suppliers require coupons. Farmers buying from other farmers to resell must register as dealers. misdealing is black marketing with up to three months imprisonment.
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Keane
Commission
Rationini
Japanese Losses Flash Wartime Record
Japanese losses are tallied as Allied air forces report destroy over 1100 aircraft since December 7 1941 with likely 302 destroyed and 480 damaged. The data include 446 ships sunk or damaged and eight carriers destroyed plus 25 submarines and one seaplane tender.
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Japan
Drakeford Penoun
Weapanese
Ahlpe
Sete
Tong
Inch Dottl Aix
Cevy
Eyal
Sera
Rene
Mails for Japan Improve Transit for Prisoners’ Kin
Letters to next of kin in Australia from prisoners interned in Zentanji Camp Shikoku Island, Japan, have arrived slowly via a long route through Russia and Europe. Recent action aims to shorten the transit by improving outward and inward mail routes, bringing cheer to families.
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Japan
Australia
Zentanji
Shikoku Island
Russia
Europe
Allied recover 558 Axis planes in Tunis Bizerta Cape Bon
The Allies recovered 558 Axis aircraft in the Tunis Bizerta and Cape Bon areas, including 433 German planes from tiny observation craft to six engine transports and 125 Italian planes.
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Tunis
Bizerta
Cape Bon
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Gloucester Electric Supply Co., Pty. Ltd
Gloucester
Clem Walsh King
den of Roses Roses Cafe
C. J. Hogan
H. Wand
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Tom Hicks
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Chapman & Stevens
L. Stevens
M.P.S. Ph.c. Chemists & Druggists
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Tress
Phone
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Gloucester Hotel
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